Sentence examples for tangible moves from inspiring English sources

Such is the case again today, as the European Central Bank, once seen as the most rigid of institutions fixated on inflation, steps in to do what the member states of the eurozone are unwilling to do, with tangible moves to prop up its weakest members.

At Camp Saxton and elsewhere, then, the first of January signaled something more than a promise: the Emancipation Proclamation was a tangible move toward the imminent death of an institution that had thrived in the region since the 17th century.

Phillips is helped by the fact that in the past, the owners Fred Wilpon and Nelson Doubleday have been willing to expand the budget when there was a tangible move to be made to improve the team, like the acquisition of Piazza in 1998.

The BBC's Orla Guerin says it is "the most tangible move yet towards some kind of deal".

Many other vendors, including large ones like Microsoft, Oracle and SUN, are participating in Open ID discussions but for one of the major players in the new web community to make a tangible move like this will provide support for what's all too often a fringe looking grass roots effort.

The release of the draft legislation marked the first tangible move that Kline (R-Minn).

Sessions's order tells prosecutors to do pretty much the opposite in the Trump administration's most tangible move yet to jump-start the war on drugs.

This was one of the most important developments in the breastfeeding community in the last year -- it's a tangible move toward more mom-friendly legislation that doesn't just promise something, but delivers something to women who want to breastfeed their babies.

Furthermore, they provide tangible evidence moving the phenomenon of antagonistic pleiotropy from an abstract driving force in the evolution of aging to a mechanism that contributes to proximal features of aging and by doing so elaborates on the original model.

Aside from escaping the stigma of an Internet-only merchant, Ms. Levin said there were several, more tangible, benefits to moving into retail.

The Obama campaign said the Republican had "gauzy platitudes, but no tangible ideas to move the country forward".